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Comelec Eyes Higher Honorarium For Poll Workers

Comelec is looking to increase the honorarium given to poll workers who serve in the country's elections.

BRP Antonio Luna Now Docked In Pearl Harbor Pays Tribute To FVR

The Philippine Navy's missile frigate BRP Antonio Luna, flew the Philippine colors at half-mast to honor former President Fidel V. Ramos who passed away last July 31 at the age of 94.

DOTr Chief Assures ‘Libreng Sakay’ To Continue Till December

Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista assured the public that the “Libreng Sakay” program along the Edsa Busway will continue at least until December 31st this year.

Food, Beverage Firm Kicks Off Efforts To Reach Plastic Neutrality

Universal Robina Corp. has kicked off a slew of initiatives to collect, recover, and divert plastic waste as part of its overall goal to achieve plastic neutrality.

Iloilo Town Turns To Bamboo Baskets To Reduce Plastic Use

Iloilo now promotes the use of native baskets as an alternative to single-use plastics and at the same time highlights the town’s bamboo industry.

DepEd: Calabarzon Logs Highest Enrollment Turnout

The Department of Education has so far logged the highest number of enrolled learners in Calabarzon.

Power Fully Restored In Southern Leyte 7 Months After ‘Odette’

Power has been fully restored in all Southern Leyte villages after Typhoon Odette ravaged the province.

Manila’s Sta. Ana Hospital Gets Highest Score On Covid Response

Manila-run Sta. Ana Hospital ranked first among public hospitals in Metro Manila for its Covid-19 response and management.

Power Firm Steps Up Electrification In Negros Oriental Hinterlands

The Negros Oriental Electric Cooperative II is stepping up its electrification of remote “sitios” in the province.

Convoy Carries Pampanga’s Aid To Quake-Hit Abra

The provincial government of Pampanga extended assistance to the victims of the magnitude 7 earthquake in Abra.

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